How China Lives in the World
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Reading My Own Life
Welcome to Hǎi 海, a new platform from Asia Society’s ChinaFile. We tell stories about how China lives in the world.
Shen Lu is back this week meditating on the absence of people like her in English-language depictions of China and marvelin...
A Chinese Podcaster Interviewed Christopher Nolan. Here’s Why it Made Two Internets Freak Out.
Welcome to Hǎi 海, a new platform from Asia Society’s ChinaFile. We tell stories about how China lives in the world.
Caiwei Chen takes over this edition of our newsletter and uses an interview about The Odyssey to explain a collision of two...
A World out of Words
Welcome to Hǎi 海, a new platform from Asia Society’s ChinaFile. We tell stories about how China lives in the world.
This week, Yangyang Cheng writes about the life and times of a Chinese book store.
For a time it seemed that a place lik...
In Mexico City, Young Chinese Women Are Becoming Their Own Bosses
Welcome to Hǎi 海, a new platform from Asia Society’s ChinaFile. We tell stories about how China lives in the world. This week, taking over the Hǎi newsletter are reporters Beimeng Fu and Caterina Morbiato, who have been working jointly for...
Picking up the Threads
Welcome back to Hǎi 海, a new platform for global China stories from Asia Society’s ChinaFile. This week’s opening essay is the second in a series by writer and former Wall Street Journal correspondent Shen Lu.
And as usual, subscribe for u...
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How China Lives in the World
Beimeng Fu is an independent multimedia journalist. Her work takes a human interest approach to exploring evolving dynamics between China and Latin America. Before The Southern Chinatown, she co-published farandnear.substack.com
Writer making sense of the world by gathering people around my dinner table.
Periodista independiente Freelance journalist • CDMX - México •
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